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1981 shooting spree rocks Salem
Police officer Leon Colas stands outside the Oregon Museum Tavern after the May 1981 shooting spree at the Oregon Museum Tavern on Front Street NE.
Hundreds get 'ducked' out at surplus sale
Hundreds of Duck fans flocked to the Moshofsky Center early Saturday morning for the University of Oregon athletic department's annual Surplus Sale.
Mike Donahue, whose steady presence reassured viewers for 40-some years, is signing off
It's morning in early May, and Mike Donahue is at his desk in the KOIN-TV newsroom in downtown Portland.
5 welcoming places for runners
You might run only to lose a few pounds so you don't jiggle so much at the Bay to Breakers , or you might be a couch potato who admires the sport from afar.
A Dozen U of O Students Plan a Hunger Strike To Support a Faculty Member
A dozen University of Oregon students plan to begin a hunger strike Tuesday to advocate for the retention of Political Science Instructor Ken DeBevoise.
Gay Oregon Man Claims Therapist Attempted To Alter His Sexuality
Max Hirsh, a gay man from Oregon, has filed a complaint alleging that a therapist attempted to turn him straight without his consent.
DOUGLAS COUNTY GOSPEL ECHOES is selling three FM translators -- K244CF/MYRTLE CREEK, OR, K288CW/ROSEBURG, OR, and K296AW/SUTHERLIN-OAKLAND, OR -- to the UNIVERSITY OF OREGON for $35,000. In other filings with the FCC, LIBERTY UNIVERSITY, INC.
Today the Reader was sold to Wrapports, LLC , which also owns the Sun-Times . Dull the ecstasy/pain/ambivalence with some of the day's other media-related news: Poynter reports that Denver's remaining daily newspaper, the Denver Post , is eliminating it's [SIC] copy desk! Each desk will serve as "self-contained publishing units," where reporters ... (more)
It's time to say farewell to the Scappoose 'Indian'
Following a State Board of Education decision last week, public schools in Oregon now have until 2017 to ditch their Native American mascots.
UO student athletes create art for new exhibit
More than 50 University of Oregon student athletes submitted original artwork for a new exhibit at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art on UO's campus.
OSU Cascades growing, looking to expand
Here's your experiment for the day: ask the next person you see for some information about OSU Cascades.
Three Students Awarded Scholarships for Environmental Ideas
Three Elk Grove high schoolers with ideas on bettering the local environment were honored at Wednesday night's Elk Grove City Council meeting.
ButterLondon nail polish is to die for.A What I love about ButterLondon is that it is elegant, doesn't chip and will last as long as you want it.A When I go into a store like Sephora, the top brands I usually see first are O.P.I, Butter London and Zoya.A All these brands make the front of the aisles because of the quality of the polish and the ... (more)
Historic Portland mansion once home of 'starvation cult' leader
" alt="National Park Service A photo of "The Lawn" in 1984, when it was being added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Student Newspaper At University of Oregon Changing Format
The student newspaper at the University of Oregon is changing its format. The Oregon Daily Emerald has published a paper five days a week since 1920.
Jaco - Citizen Journalism Is Smoke & Mirrors
ST. LOUIS, MO - Last week, I had the privilege of traveling to the University of Oregon to take part in some seminars run by their journalism school.
The senior year of high school has long been considered a lost year, a time when many students have earned most of their high school credits and have been accepted into college.
UO student graduates law school at 51 after losing vision
On any given school day, University of Oregon law student Bill Spiry can be found in his office typing away at his latest assignment.
Sean Bullock of Arlington, with daughters Kaija, 3, and Jocelyn, 5, checked out two mallards Monday along the Mystic River in Arlington.
In Wake of NATO Protests, Beck Reviews Savage Tactics of Leftists Then and Now
From "Black Bloc" protesters chanting "we want dead cops!" to Nazi meet-and-greets, to police clashes with anti-NATO demonstrators resulting in at least 45 activists arrested and four officers wounded, the city of Chicago is under siege and police are bracing for what could lie ahead on the second and final day of the summit.
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